In population dynamics, many ecological mechanisms are connected with individual cooperation such as strategies to hunt, collaboration in unfavourable abiotic conditions and reproduction [1]}. When the predator population density is low they might have, per capita, more resources and benefits. However, there are species that may suffer from a lack of conspecifics, which may impact their reproduction, or reduce their probability to survive, when their population density is low. The Allee effect is defined as the relation between population size and fitness. The lower the population size, the lower the fitness [2]}, [3]}, [4]}. Additionally, the Allee effect appears in some populations due to the density-dependent habitat selection [5]}.
